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Thomas Paine's Political Theories
C. E. Merriam
Elements of Political Science, Stephen Leacock Reviewed by C. E. Merriam
Party Organization and Machinery, Jesse Macy ; Early Political Machinery in the United States, George D. Leutscher Reviewed by C. E. Merriam
State Central Committees, C. E. Merriam
Political Parties and Party Principles in the United States, James Albert Woodburn Reviewed by C. E. Merriam
History of the Constitutions of Iowa, Benjamin F. Shambaugh Reviewed by C. E. Merriam
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